3 Apollo Quick Tips: Record only SOME of the plugins, Andy Sneap C4 Trick w/ Oxford, more

Tip 2 at 3:10
Tip 3 at 3:48
In this vid we'll control woofy palm mutes with Sonnox Oxford Dynamic EQ (a la Andy Sneap C4 trick) in Apollo with a three quick tips, including copying and pasting plugin settings between the DAW and Console, as well as printing only SOME of the plugins while tracking using auxes.
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[@kstevegeorge]

Great tip Matt!

[@jasonstrong5842]

Super useful thank you!

[@MattHepworth]

Thank you very much!

[@davelongenecker649]

Cool!

[@TallerdelSebaRehbein]

Great! What about latency compensation?

[@MattHepworth]

Do you mean within Console? I personally usually leave IDC in Console disabled and I compensate manually, but that's not the right workflow for most people, probably.

[@TallerdelSebaRehbein]

@@MattHepworth yes, i remember something about 32 samples latency on console aux but maybe i'm wrong. at the end we just need to check it manually on pro tools, thanks for this videos i will try to make my on splitter box :)

[@MattHepworth]

@@TallerdelSebaRehbein As of UAD v9.10 it's actually 73 samples. 32 samples for UAD v9.9 and earlier.

[@TallerdelSebaRehbein]

@@MattHepworth excellent, thanks so much, so many tricks!